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Discoverability is the characteristic that contributes to finding or accessing on-line content, particularly cultural content. It contributes to ensuring the existence of conditions that enable creation and its dissemination, thus helping to stimulate the creative economy.

By analyzing the organizational, economic, social and cultural dynamics linked to discoverability, from different perspectives, the research carried out in this area aims to promote innovation, develop critical thinking, strengthen cultural vitality and enhance meaningful collective practices, particularly in Quebec.

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The Discoverability Axis scholarship program, led by Guillaume Blum, is open to graduate students and postdoctoral fellows enrolled in a Quebec university, who focus on discoverability, creative economy, and well-being.


Student Excellence Scholarship Program

Research Chair in Creative Economy and Well-being (CREAT) – Discoverability Axis headed by Guillaume Blum.

Scholarship Value
One (1) doctoral scholarship of $25,000 per year (renewable over 3 years).

Timeline
APPLICATION DEADLINE | December 16, 2024

> Selection Criteria

  • Candidate Eligibility: Graduate students or postdoctoral fellows enrolled in a Quebec university.
  • Research projects (thesis, dissertation, or postdoctoral project) addressing issues related to discoverability, creative economy, and well-being.
  • Research supervisor affiliated with the research chair in creative economy and well-being (CREAT).

> Evaluation Criteria: (score /20)

  • Presented research project (problem statement and methodology) (/5)
  • Discoverability issue (/5)
  • Cultural industry and well-being issue (/5)
  • Excellence of the applicant’s record (/5)

We encourage applications that include one or more research-creation activities.

Applications will be reviewed by the Axis Committee.

> Application Package Contents

  • First name, last name, and email address
  • Quebec university affiliation, department, and academic unit
  • Name of the Director
  • Name of the Co-director (if applicable)
  • Presentation of academic and professional background and its relevance to the research project (500 words)
  • Research problem statement (500 words)
  • Research methodology (500 words)
  • Academic resume in PDF format (max 2 pages)
  • Most recent transcript and transcript from previous studies (unofficial copies accepted)

Submission of application packages
Candidates must submit their application via email to the following address: sacha.siary@etsmtl.ca